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Loss-Cone Stabilization in Rotating Mirrors: Thresholds and Thermodynamics

E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs, N. J. Fisch

In the limit of sufficiently fast rotation, rotating mirror traps are known to be stable against the loss-cone modes associated with conventional (non-rotating) mirrors. This paper…

physics.plasm-ph20231 cited

Lowering the reactor breakeven requirements for proton-Boron 11 fusion

Ian E. Ochs, Nathaniel J. Fisch

Recently, it has been shown that altering the natural collisional power flow of the proton-Boron 11 (pB11) fusion reaction can significantly reduce the Lawson product of ion densit…

physics.plasm-ph20239 cited

Ponderomotive Recoil for Electromagnetic Waves

I. E. Ochs, N. J. Fisch

When waves damp or amplify on resonant particles in a plasma, the nonresonant particles experience a recoil force that conserves the total momentum between the particles and electr…

physics.plasm-ph20221 cited

Fueling limits in a cylindrical viscosity-limited reactor

Tal Rubin, Elijah J. Kolmes, Ian E. Ochs +2

Recently, a method to achieve a "natural hot-ion mode" was suggested, by utilizing ion viscous heating in a rotating plasma with a fixed boundary. We explore the steady-state solut…

physics.plasm-ph20223 cited

Partial-Ionization Deconfinement Effect in Magnetized Plasma

M. E. Mlodik, E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs +2

In partially ionized plasma, where ions can be in different ionization states, each charge state can be described as a different fluid for the purpose of multi-ion collisional tran…